.paga Two
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
Thursday. Si'iitemlior 13,-1028
MPOR TS
C'
BISHOP'S HOME
- Dramatic Blow Save
Mack men From Rout
In Crucial Series
I . lly HDIUtKHT W. IURKKK
,', Associated Press Sport 'Writer
f Thanks to Max Bishop, the
' S rtiilrfdolphla Athletics hare been
.', -t-Rved from utter rout lu the now
i,.iiimons battle of the Bronx.
:.- After smashing the A'a Into
5"Wiat In tho first three skir
' nilshos of the crucial general en
?gnKement, ' Miller iluRgins' Yan-(tk.-e
brigade ran afoul of Rtshop's
ninth-Inning home ran .In the
! 'fourth clash yesterday. That
dramatic Mow carried with it a
.from the Yankee Stadium.
J;- The Yankee thus saw their
American league lead clipped to
r..JUmo and a half, a margin the
Athlftlca hope will prove not Im
possible to overcome when the
. two .club invade the west on
Saturday for the closing games
of tho season. The Yanka haae
15 games and the A'a 1J west of
the Alleghanles.
Mob 8oe Came
A crowd of 40,388 saw the end
of the series, swelling the total
attendance tor the four games
to 177,113.
. While the New York Giants
and the Chicago Cubs were Idle,
the St.. Louis Cardinals stretched
their national league lead to
three games by defeating Cin
cinnati. 1 to 1, in the last home
game of the season at St. Lonls.
The Cardinals got only five hits
off Donohue and Kolp but bunch
ed two of them with a walk, a
balk and a stolen base to tally
twice In the fourth. The Reda
scored their run off G rover Cleve
land Alexander ln the first Inning
by means of a walk, a single and
a sacrifice but "Old Pete" was
invincible thereafter.
. In the only other National
league engagement of the day.
the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the
Phillies. 6 to 1. -William' Watson
Clark", Dodger southpawcored.
his second victory over tne Phils
In three days, giving them only
five hits. The Robins banged
.three Phil pitchers for 17 hits,
four of them going to Babe Her
man. SAVING YOUTH
IS SPARED BY
POLICE JUDGE
Because he Is saving his money
to go to the university, Vernon
Kuykendall did not have to pay a
fine for no tail light on a car
he was driving, when be appear
ed before Judge Lem L. Gag
hagen In answer to a tag.
G. A. Ferber was. dismissed
for a similar offense because
'he had just come from a garage
where be had bad bis lights
tested. .
John A. Raffetto, A. Tuler, 0.
H. Wilson, Fete Driscoll, and a
man who would not give bis
name were fined for auto viola
tions, mostly for failure hare
tall lights. W. D. : Cok, and
another unknown were released
because they were visitors in the
city. ,
Amelia In Tucson.
TUCSON, Aril., Sept. 13. (UP)
Amelia Earhart landed at the
commercial airport here shortly
after S p. m. yesterday, setting
at rest rumors that the "Lady
Llndy" had been lost or that her
plane had met disaster. r
srjTl- Cllilkik.
You can fcol all of the peo
ple some of the time but
any sap Knows a hole
in one is just plain
' dumb luck
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LEAGUE
STANDING
I'm INc (tOMNt lx-uirue Standing. ,
i W li l'rt. '
llollwoad ...... 4 tS .816
Sacramento 48 19
San Fran 4 J Si .6TS
Oakland 41 S .BSS
Mission -.41 J .632'
Portland SO 45 .400!
I.os Angeles t9 4 .S87;
I Seattle ... 6 .307 !
American League Wtandlngx. ,
W L Vt.;
New York 1 48 .655
Philadelphia ..A SO 50 .64.1
St. Louis ... 75 SS .54S ,
Chkago 4 74 .464;
Washington 65 75 .464
Detroit ... 62 78 .443 '
Cleveland 60 SO .4 39 '
Boston ..H SO .353 '
National League Standings. I
W L Pet. j 1
St. Louis i....8S 54 .606 '
New York 79 5 .585 1
Chicago ....SI 58 .583''
Pittsburgh :.7 i .551;
nrc'nnatl I 7S S .537 i
Brooklyn . i 69 70 .496.
Boston 444 S9 .331,
Philadelphia"- 4S 95 .14)7.
PAUL JACKSON
WILL ADDRESS
OLHUUL UKOUr ito . As a result of the victory sources suys that two amateur later Hubert I hike. Pittsburgh.
. . . -. t j the two teams are exactly where "shermen 'recently caught a 14- left and Emery waa third to leave
Paul ,T. Jackson, principal of , they atarted in their argument pound plke ln v'''il Lake. A ' but he did not hop off until 7:S1.
the Klamath Vhlon high achool. for the. fourth place position as : moTe unu8u' P" of th torv The answer of the local cuni
wlll address students about to each have one victory lo the ,hat ,hev ' ,n " with 1 mltlee, declaring the protest was
leave for college t the Sunday
morning service or Tne nrst
Christian church .
Rev. V. K. Allison will preside
and five the morning .sermon.
Sunday morning's service. will be ;
dedicated to the departing stu
dents and will be known as "Go
To College."
FAD STARTED. BATH
PARIS, SepL 13. Baron de
Vluuar nmklnv iha Inllmda mm-
ords of Napoleon, has come to.
the conclusion that the dally bath I
habit got its start as a beauty .
fad lndulced in b none other
than the Empress Josephine. At i "r. Alameda, and Mon-j mant of a patient, had been,
a time when baths were taken iCUir streets are the . newly I wrapped In a mass of adhesive1
only on the advice of a physl-'I finished streets that have-been; plastsr and thrown out by an at.
clan. Josephine persisted In bath-. added to llle oity s motorists i tendant- ltwas thrown into the
ing every day in chiseled silver usa- With the streets recently fire before the' loss was cilcovr
bathtubs. ! opened about five miles of the ered.
J : paving program of the city. JorlCi 1
Court Denies Petition. j tills year is now open for traffic SACJLAilliiJTO, Sept. 13. (APf
SAN FANCISCO, Sept. 13 (A-! The Carriers on Portland! SACRAMENTO, Sept. If. (API
P). The state supreme court de-j street will be taken down Kri-j Captain E. L. Hawk, common
nied the petition of trustees of day. ( der-ln-chief or the Grand Army
the Wllsbire -Boulevard Congre-' ; fof the Republic, left here to nt-
gational church. In Los Angelea. I
for an Injunction barring Rev. I
Frank Dyer, paston, from the pul-1
pit. The trustees alleged they!
bad terminated their' contract
with the minister last January, ,
but that he had refused to leave.
Mild enougk for anybody
. 0 and yet they Satisfy
VVTHEN we sign pur name to a state- ' There is no double meaning, no half-
W mencin an advertisement, we mean truth, no false note in our statement that
just that. To us, signing an advertisement ii Chesterfield Cigarettes are mild , enough
in no, way different from signing a contract. for anybody and yci they satisfy.
SOLOWS DEFEAT
STARS; WITHIN
OF LEAD
Puzzle Hollywood
Stars
ltay Keating and hia spit ball
presented the Kenuwra with vic
tory 4 to V over Hollywood and
allowed the Senators to move
within one game nt the league
leaders. Only five , hits wert
chalked up for the Sbelks and no
two In any inning. Johnny
Couch on the Hollywood mound
pitched ball that would have won
any ordinary game an IT during
his eight innings gavo. only two
runs. The other two counters
for the Solans were scored off
Dick McCabe in the ninth. Bat
teries: Keating and Srveroid:
Couch. M.'Cabe and Bassler.
Herman Pillette was boss oft
men on bases and though he al
lowed Oakland nine hits
while;
m tieua nniv ffni seven rami
cn i. .i ,i....t
series. Only two of the five runs
were earned and the Bells chas- u "-r lutmnn ;
!ed over four counters in thellhe,r prl" an, hvl"R no ault-1
' fourth ou two hits. Batterles: ! ble bait, they maneuvered with-;
Pillette and Breniel; Shea and!'" ,trtkl,"5 Hnce In the shal-j
Lombard!. , ,
PAVED STREETS
OPEN TO AUTOS
I
Over tbree miles of new pav -
" ,B," sireeia
ha8 en opened to traffic by
the city, i
commercial. r,im.
Broad. Commercial,
OAfcS KAR 1)IK) . ;
LONDON, Sept. 13. The Kent- '
ish village of Keston, -only 13
miles from here, is troubled by :
wild foxes. Residents complain
that they are kept, awake at felght
by the bowling of the animals. ,
Leaders of
Big League
(V TI1K ASSM'I TM I'KKHH) j
j National-?-. . ; .. i
, nutting I. Waner, Pirates
'.383. ' ' . v I
ltuna-M. waner. Pirates, 1JU. 1
Knna hatted "In ' Bottouiley.
Cards.-118. , ,
lilts V, Waner. Tlrat.. Ill '
Doubles P. Waner, Pirates,
48. i
Triples P. . Waner Pirates,
Button) Icy. Cards, 1 .
Homers Wllsou, Cubs. SO.
Stolen bases Cuylre, Cubs. SO.
Pitching Benton. (Hants, won
31, lost . .
American
Batting Uoslln. Senators .380.
Huns Kuth, Yanka. 147.
Huns batted In Ciehrlg, Yanks,
ISO.
Hits Manush, Ilrowns, !09. -Doubles
Manush. Browns,
Srhutte. Browns, 42.
Triple Combs, Yanka, 19,
Homers Huth, Yatiks. 49.
Stolen bases Myer, lied Sox.
' '
riicnmg i rowuer. iirowns.
won 17. lost 5.
i a I'ih nr. i.. ' I
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BROOKLYN, Mich.. Sept. 13.
A renort from usually reliable
tne nor ' "'
,ow ,le dropped the an-i
jenor, .me pise was so stunnea : days Is covered not only with
.that they had little trouble In j vines but plastered with mort
i completing the capture. cares.
KAMI M IN ASHKS
rnvnnv Cnt is nn.n..m
,t j400 wa, recenllT
covered irom an asn neap at St.
Thomaa hospital. It . was con-
talned In a. plaque which, after'
ii-,unaa oeen useu lor tne treat -
tend the National Graid Army
Encampment In Denver. Ho car
ried with him an invitation from .
Gov. C. C. Young to the more
than 18,000 members ' to hold
their 1929 convention' in Sacra-.
memo.
21
Til LOST IN
START OF RAGE
pilots; ciii
Protest of 16 Aviators'
Disallowed by Official
Committee
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 13.!
It'l'l. The protests of 111 pilots
In Class A of the transcottlliiehtul j
air derby that they, lost time In
the tuke-off at Kalians City air-
; port last Friday because of n
"iiiistiuderstundlilK" was " lliijiis-
' tillable." tho Kansas City enm
nilttee declared lute yesterday.
I If the protest had been ullow-j
I ed. it may have affected the ;
, stundlniia of tho racers TR they
finished In I.os Angeles. Some
' contended that TV. H. Kiitery. Jr.,:
I Bradford, Pa., winner of secoud .
place, wnnld have Vustc-d Karl
Kowlnud, Wichita. Kansas. as i
ittrsl place winner If tlmu "1. it"
, h(, mltff ,,., K,lfl,B, , ,y
h.i.l been deducted from KmerVs
ctntiMed time.
icowiand was the Iirst pilot to
take off- at Kansas City, leaving
nt T a m Krldav nn, mliuiin
unjuswinkle was sent to Dud-
in .iritni oi in Angeies.
chairman of the lr rare "om-
mltee. v
Many a cute little cottage these
.
Victrolas, Vic trol a with Radio, and
v ' ; Victor Records
TTDll E5(B V5to
Latest Victor Records-
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Jeannie, I Dream of Lilac Time (Waltz)-;
Memories of France (Waltz) ; That's Just
Ten Little Miles From Town (Fox trot);
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Rag Doll. Kiddie Kapers '.
The
Rexall,
Store
Williams Stars
For fears At
Pinch Hitting
lly A
DKHAKKK ,
Ni'H York f;tiinfN
Kormer Pili lw
One of the baiehull's IiIkkusI
mysteries has been the question
of Jimt whiil perccuuigu of pinch
hitters, sent into the giinie, come
through with hane hits or get freo
transportation In ilrst lne. It
has ulways been a subject or con- !
troversy among niiin.iit.Tn niul .
players. Home niaiiaKers use
very few pinch hitlers whllu
others, like .Miinaver John Mc
liraw of the New York tilants.
believe in sending thetit Into the
game In droves.
The only duly qualifloil pin ill
hitter I ever met who had ac-
'luuMy kept track of his times at
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Announcing
Our Appointment as Exclusive Agents
for Klamath Falls
We Have It
With Radiol
TlTrriri art
i,h him,., his '..;
iiiini'n tin imiiiw in V
Wllllains. the long, luuky, linliie
ruii liltter of the Philadelphia
Nut mauls.
I y kept 1 1 u k of the tlim s he
had been culled upon to leave
the bench colli mid go up lo the
pluto In a pliiih In the seven
teen years of tils major, league
career. ,
I'p lo a reri'iil dale he lias hit
jilt close lo a three hiinilied Up
, In iiliniiHt ohm liiindreil tliiies ni
hat
The pinch hitler ou
ciiiii huh
Inn a a n
lilts mid
under the most adverse conill- Mmy moriiliia Hint lie honked,
lions. The pllcher Is untiiriilly m i,,,,d K tlim pmiml
using tall his stuff and "hearlna ,ril, W,u tty fB,lng in Itec
down" on him uud he la up nt , r.-uiloti creek at llocliv Point.
Hi
pinto -cold- without in..
I ' "e
i looked over the pllrhcr a stuff on
'several pievioiiN liitlcs ai 'inn
The Ideal pinch lihtir must
li a -
t urn lly be it n plurld plilcguiallc
teinpcrumeiil. "MooMe" . Mi-Coi-niiick,
"Due" Cniiiiiiil, Kuuiuiy
Si i n UK. Mike .Ouiillii and "Cue
tils" Cravnlh went all men of
, this type. .
Walter Itheg siiiiiuioiicd up thy
, pinch hitter's phllosoidiy perfect
ly, when uNkcd how lie felt one
luy giilitg up III la pinch liy (ico.
SIiiIIIiikh: '
"Cool, and nerviius. (leoritu.
cool mid n e r o u a," answered
iilng.
HOR AN ENTERS
LEGAL OFFICE
Hull'" Horan. formerly an
assistant In tho district 'atlnr-
ney's of flee,' Is In clnirgo of tlin
practice nt .W. II. A. Heiiner,
during Mr. Iteiiner's Illness.
Horn tius resigned his position
with the cnuiiiy and In I he future
will be cofiuetj.id with Mr. tt -
tier's office. Iliivlng rliurne of j
the business - tiniil Mr. Itcnnrr
li able in return.
a Model 7-11
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Out of the Dawn (Fox trot) : 75c
My Way of Forgetting You. 75c
Drift Wood (Just a Little Bit) , 75c'
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i BASIN ANGLER
GETS 9 POUND
TROUT IN LAKE
t was ills 'overall yesterday
that C. I.. Hurvey ,iv inuniher of
thu firm of lloherts mid Harvey,
has been hiding Ills ahlllly under
a hunliel . since Riindiiy. It Isn't
every fisherman who shrinks like
wood violet fruin ntiimaurliiK
; , ,lltlM, , , vlathan.
There ran be no oilier mpltt- -nation
for iTui'ver's net In not
announcing m die world on
T. .. . u record (n
fly nilrh pul up a Unlit for 2
minutM m rordlng to eye wit
I nesses kilo sut III their buula
; Willi bated hr en III .thinking'
hvery ninmeiit l hut thu ilelli utu
leader and line would snap, hut
due In expert handling Hurvey
brnuKlii .his pound i-.il, h to
the nil,'!' of the hunt nnd Into
'ii in-1 in I he end of 2 minutes.
$195,000 GATE v
IS TOTAL FOR
4-GAM SERIES
nkw York. Sefit: IJ. n'l-i
Approximately 1 7 r, .u n i ,ina pnld
uer ll:i6,ni)U to wltaess the New
York Yanki'C and the Philadel
phia A i ill , 1 1 a at the Yankee ia
illuin. , i
A crowd of li A . 0 ti 0 was preneiit
at the double, header Riindiiy
when the Yankees displaced thu
alhletlcs as Ahterlran teagno
leaders.' Aliout M.nnii aaw the
Yankees win from the Athletic
TuesdtS and 4II.UO0 were mi
hand for the final game today.
It it's lr that talking make
people ' thin, hack-seat drivers
don't need In watch their diet.
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